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| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Alokendra(m): 1:08pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
redroom:Exactly! It is non of my business, neither is it yours. Is it? Or how does my post affect you? So look into the mirror and tell what you see, you hypocrite. Run along you dumbass |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Expensivewarrio: 1:12pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Skseries:^^ YORUBA? |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Expensivewarrio: 1:17pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
alt3r3g0:"He who is down fears no fall" |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by newbornmacho(m): 1:17pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
omenka:and what's in it for Benue? Series 2,3,4 of Agatu? You know Mr you need to do some serious soul searching. Your region needs you to be intelligent |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by TBankxx(m): 1:25pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Why will they leave when they make alot money here than their countries because we have no laws in place to checkmate all irregularities in this country. They'll rubbish our land & gave peny to the foolish chiefs & cause trouble among the youths. Fantastically corrupt pple! |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by redroom: 1:27pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Alokendra:God why am breathing the same air with this fellow |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Larriekay: 1:31pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Shukuakukobambi:perfect response !! |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Alokendra(m): 1:36pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
redroom:Take your life son. You won't be missed! Good riddance to your death! |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by redroom: 1:46pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Alokendra:Frustrated fellow, am living a fab life, take ur own advice for once |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by ahf(m): 1:51pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Not true, IOC have their scenario planned, and exit is not impossible if not now, Ask Warri people, how Shell pulled out of there. To be honest, a region as unpredictable as this is a hazard, irrespective of the reserves or volumes produced There gets a level where the trouble is not worth it, even if millions if barrel are produced, always better for any firm to operate in a sane business climate where things work. IOC operate Joint Ventures where NNPC holds 55%, so who really had failed the region... The time would soon come when the oil would be worthless and the region would have labeled themselves conflict ridden... Then we would see the real pains..... |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Nobody: 1:57pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Why cant the Federal govt develop Niger Delta same way it developed Lagos and Abuja ? All they seem to have in Niger Delta are export terminals to exploit oil and gas. Why cant Niger Delta have seaports like Lagos ? It wont take one year for an area with a seaport to develop. This is grossly wicked. You exploit and export oil which are specialized operations which limits employment opportunities for the locals yet you cant grant them a seaport of wharf. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Nobody: 1:59pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
irunooboo:Mumuni. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Nobody: 2:03pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Expensivewarrio:Niger Delta should be on equal level of development with Dubai or Abu Dhabi but reverse is the case.. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by banio: 2:11pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
They have huge investment in Nigeria so they can't leave. Aside that this turbulence won't last more than September. Most importantly, the only thing they can lose is personnel which are Nigerians that are under-paid. The Management staff are no field workers, they are in Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt enjoying A/C and sexy Secretaries. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by angelo5uk(m): 2:26pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Shebi they say oil don dey Lagos... Why don't these multinational companies relocate to Lagos and Ogun. Makes me laugh when people say there's oil in Lagos and Ogun... Truth is these people who say such know nothing about petroleum production.... No real multinational oil company like Shell and Chevron would ever produce in Lagos and Ogun cos it's not of real commercial quantity.... Oil wells dry up after some time depending on certain conditions.... Have you all asked yours that why despite all these instabilities in Niger Delta these oil companies would never leave.. Make Ambode dey deceive ina |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by omenka(m): 2:42pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
irunooboo:Christ have mercy!! Rotflmao!!! ![]() ![]() @ chusku akuko Alabama. ![]() ![]() Which kain devilish mutilation be this na? ![]() ![]() |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by demelza: 2:49pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
VampireeM:Please go to romance section and display this "intelligence". Leave politics for people with brains. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Nobody: 2:57pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
omenka: ![]() |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by alt3r3g0: 3:09pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Expensivewarrio:A good thing you know the ones delibrately polluting the environment so you can modify your original post rather than lead people astray. Over 90% of spills in the region is due to sabotage. Its amazing that we the ones that cause the majority of the damage are still the ones crying over the effect of our handwork. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by laurel500(m): 3:09pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Alokendra:Relax bro. We know OPLs and OMLs are not given on a platter. The question is was it the Niger Delta that gave the lOCs these licences Cos like you said the functional head quarters are in Lagos but the dirty fields are in the Delta (peoples land). The buoyancy to invest in the oil industry does not justify the cheating and I know you know that.The militancy is both fundamental human rights and you cannot think that one can achieve that without a political will. If you analyze the requests you would see both political and legitimate. Releasing Nnamdi kanu and Dasuki and also unfreezing tompolos account are clearly the political angle but we all seem to dwell only on those ones leaving the main issue which is resource control, implementation of the 2014 confab report... No vex say I quote you sha. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by wickyyolo: 3:41pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Shukuakukobambi:this is why yoruba masses will keep wallowing in poverty |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Alokendra(m): 4:08pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
laurel500:Please define cheating? Every IOC has a corporate social responsibility. Behind the scene, I'm an advocate for Regionalism. But trust me, the timing is very wrong. GEJ was the best person to implement these things. Do you really think an Awusa president will give you regionalism? GEJ bleeped up big time and that's the truth. GEJ used the confab to play politics. if you recall, it was one of the things he used to campaign. If he was insincere, the recommendations should have been implemented. It was this same GEJ your brother that said balkanization of Nigeria is a no go area. So, please, we're not the architect of Niger delta misfortunes. please, be truthful. If you have a billion dollar investment, would you put your stake in the Niger Delta? looking forward to a sincere answer |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by laurel500(m): 4:57pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
Alokendra:I don't understand you saying GEJ played politics with the confab! Is the confab itself not politics?? Gej did not make his administration solely a southern affair and it seems to be his failure but he did well for the Awusa man. The confab was done in 2014 and election took place in 2015 which he lost. So I don't see how he refused to implement it cos I'm sure that would have kick started if he won. The Awusa man is not the president of the Awusa he is of Nigeria. It is clear that he and the APC do not even for second want to consider the confab report that was not just a request from the Niger Delta but a national agreement to the development of the country. As for balkanization... Nobody really wants that. And u cannot blame Gej for the misfortunes of the Delta for the things he could have done. Those things did not start now. All we need is corrections. And for your final question... I could put my stake in Niger delta if am going to do a sincere business and carry out my corporate social responsibilities which the IOCs have not. |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by Wyttcat: 6:42pm On Jun 12, 2016*. Modified: 12:27am On Jun 13, 2016 |
![]() That Niger bridge is indeed a very good target to blow up cos there won't be any need for it again, plus it belongs to the federal government, it should be blown up immediately. Funny people! Shukuakukobambi: |
| Re: Attacks: We Won’t Leave Nigeria, Say Oil Firms by papiwyte(m): 9:27pm On Jun 12, 2016 |
I wnt dem to continue bombing till dey bomb d whole Niger delta. Mumu pple, bunch of illiterates, lazy bone. |
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Cos like you said the functional head quarters are in Lagos but the dirty fields are in the Delta (peoples land). The buoyancy to invest in the oil industry does not justify the cheating and I know you know that.